← Federal grants and national scholarships

Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship

Amazon

Opens laterRenews each year

up to $40,000 ($10,000/yr for four years, based on unmet need) + paid Amazon internship

How much
up to $40,000 for a computer science degree (unmet need up to $10,000 per year, for four years) + paid summer internship at Amazon
Who qualifies
  • US high school senior currently enrolled in or who has completed a HS or dual-credit computer science course (or passes Amazon's opt-in assessment); substantial financial need; minimum 2.3 GPA; plans a bachelor's in an eligible major at an accredited 4-year college, or a 2-year college with intent to transfer.
  • For high school seniors
  • For computer science, computer engineering, software engineering students
  • Authorized to work in the US (US citizen, permanent resident, or Employment Authorization Document holder)
  • Need-based: your FAFSA decides how much you get.
When to apply
Opens later annual; next cycle not yet announced as of 2026-10-05 (page says 2025-2026 applications are closed); historically opens in the fall/winter of senior year
How to apply
  1. Online application when the cycle opens (sign up on amazonfutureengineer.com for the opening notice)
  2. Applicants without a CS course can opt into an Amazon assessment
  3. Questions go to AmazonFutureEngineer@ScholarshipAmerica.org
Last checked
October 5, 2026, against the official page (amazonfutureengineer.com)
Go to the official page →Sign in to save

The details

Covers the student's unmet financial need up to $10,000 per year; renewable for up to three additional years (or until a bachelor's degree is earned) with continued full-time enrollment and good standing. Winners get a paid summer software-engineering internship at Amazon. Administered with Scholarship America. Award count per cycle is not stated on the official page.

More federal and national aid

See all 42 federal and national programs →

Keep looking

We list programs; we don't decide who gets them. Always check the official page before you apply. Spot something wrong? Tell us.